recordless
- adjective
- /ˈrɛkərdləs/
- The artist's early performances were recordless, so fans can only imagine what they were like.
Examples
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Many memories are recordless and exist only in our minds.
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The meeting was intentionally kept recordless to encourage open and honest discussion.
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Many important historical events remain recordless because no one documented them at the time.
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The event was completely recordless.
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The artist's early performances were recordless, so fans can only imagine what they were like.
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Many important historical events remain recordless because no one documented them at the time.
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The meeting was intentionally kept recordless to encourage open and honest discussion.
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Morphology
recordless = record (transparent) = record + less
The adjective follows the predictable pattern 'record' (a recording) + '-less' meaning 'not recorded' or 'without a recording'.
Etymology
The word recordless comes from record, a saved note or a sound kept like a music 'record', and the ending -less, which means 'without'. So recordless means not captured or kept as an audio or video record, which is why it describes events that were not recorded.